Big Laugh Comedy Club

Hadassa Alves

2 weeks ago

Went there to celebrate my husband's birthday and we had a great time! The drinks were delicious and most comedians were really funny. Overall good experience but I would just watch out for couples in the bathroom since I walked into one having too much fun in there lol

Damon

a year ago

We attended Sarper’s show at 7:30 PM on Saturday, August 16th, in the Panther Room. We arrived at around 6:50 PM and were seated at a shared table with another couple. The room itself holds around 300 people, set up with small round tables crammed closely together, which made it impossible to move around or even get up to use the restroom once seated. From the start, the service was terrible. Our waiter, Andrew, took our drink order at about 7:20 PM. We ordered two Cokes and two Topo Chicos, and even handed over our debit card with the order. The show was scheduled to start at 7:30 but didn’t begin until 7:45. During the next 46 minutes, we had to ask Andrew three separate times about our drinks. Twice he came back asking us to repeat our order, and on the third time, he told my wife they were out of Topo Chico—something he should have known immediately. She substituted for Coke, and we finally received our drinks at 8:06 PM, nearly an hour after ordering. When the drinks did arrive, they were in clear plastic cups and already watered down, clearly sitting out for some time. Andrew never checked on us again the rest of the night. Thankfully, we didn’t take the chance of ordering food given the service. The comedy itself was good—Sarper was fantastic, and the other two comics did a nice job. But the overall experience was ruined by the setup and lack of service. The Panther Room is overcrowded, the waitstaff can’t keep up, and customer service is nowhere near what the club promises on their own website. They talk about giving customers “the best night out” with “outstanding service,” but our reality was the exact opposite. To make matters worse, a 20% gratuity is automatically added to every check. Under normal circumstances, tipping is earned through good service. Our server did nothing to deserve it, and had it not been mandatory, I would not have left a tip at all. The only reason I didn’t complain on the spot is because I was grateful to meet and see Sarper and Shekina from 90 Day Fiancé. But as far as Big Laugh Comedy Club goes, this was one of the worst customer service experiences I’ve had, and I will think twice before ever returning.

Dalana Morse

4 months ago

We went to Big Laugh Comedy in Fort Worth last night. The first four comedians were great. Unfortunately, the headliner, Dexter Givens Jr., completely changed the tone of the show. Total buzzkill. Instead of telling jokes, his set consisted of talking about how much he hates white people. Over and over and over again. There was very ZERO comedy. Not one actual joke. It was just a lot of blatantly racist commentary. It turned what had been a fun evening into an uncomfortable and disappointing experience. There is a difference between making jokes about race and simply expressing hostility toward an entire group of people. If the same comments had been directed at any other race, most people would immediately recognize how inappropriate it was. We enjoy supporting local comedy clubs and had a great time up until that point, which is why this was so disappointing.

Kianna “IAmMe”

2 months ago

I went to Nick Cannon's comedy show it was very funny..The servers and bartenders were great! They made my comedy experience much better! I had a burger and fries and it was delicious😋 The only problem I had was the some of the security before you walk in were rude. They also told us doors open at a certain time (different than what online said doors open) and that was pushed back about a half hour with nobody informing us in line. We waited outside about an hour or so total. The inside experience was better put together than the outside.